Fidesz and KDNP Wrote to the EU Commissioner Requesting a Statement on the Tisza Government's Activities
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They requested a statement from the European Commission's Commissioner for Fundamental Rights regarding the Tisza government's measures.
Fidesz and the KDNP have written to the EU Commissioner requesting a statement on the activities of the Tisza government.
Because of the "authoritarian" steps.
"You can't believe what you see. Brussels was an enemy yesterday, but today it's a helpline," said Márk Radnai, vice president of Tisza, regarding Tamás Deutsch's letter to the European Commission on behalf of the Fidesz European faction, requesting a supporting position on the measures taken by Péter Magyar and the government that violate the rule of law.
"It is pathetic and ridiculous how the Fidesz mafia threatens Hungarian prosecutors and police officers for doing their jobs, while rushing to complain to Brussels, which it has been defaming for years," Péter Magyar responded.
In the spring, Brussels was the stronghold of the oppressive empire, but in the fall it became the protective big brother to whom the remaining politicians of the fallen ruling parties could turn for help.
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